Reports From The Web On NVIDIA & Intel Cross-Licence Deal

NVIDIA signs Intel bus licence deal
… finally won a frontside bus licence from Intel, paving the way at long last for the graphics chip specialist to release versions of its nForce chipset family …
The Register

NVIDIA, Intel in Patent Pact
… This will enable NVIDIA to deliver its NVIDIA nForce(TM) platform technology on Intel-based systems…
TheStreet.com

NVIDIA, Intel Sign Cross-License Deal
The companies also signed an agreement for Nvidia to license Intel’s front-side bus technology, allowing Nvidia to offer its nForce graphics technology on Intel …
Forbes

INTEL, Nvidia Ink Cross-License, Chipsets License Agreements
… the signing of a multi-year chipset agreement for Nvidia to license Intel’s front-side bus technology, allowing it to deliver its nForce platform technology on …
Electronic News

Intel, Nvidia sign cross-licensing pact
Chip giant Intel and graphics processor vendor Nvidia said last week that they have inked a wide ranging technology sharing pact that, among other things, will let Nvidia use Intel’s front-side bus technology. The agreement also will enable both companies to streamline the development of building blocks for high performance PCs. In addition, Nvidia will be able to use Intel’s FSB design to tune its nForce gpu technology for Intel-based systems.
iTnews

NVIDIA and Intel Agree
NVIDIA Corporation and Intel Corporation today announced that they have entered into a multi-year, cross-license agreement. The agreement spans multiple product lines and product generations. In addition, the companies also signed a multi-year agreement for NVIDIA to license Intel’s front-side bus technology, allowing the chip maker to bring the NVIDIA nForce platform to the Intel camp
IGN

Nvidia, Intel Sign Agreement
Intel has followed up its patent cross-licensing agreements with graphics processor maker ATI Technologies with a similar one with rival Nvidia. Apart from letting Intel integrate its chip technology with Nvidia’s graphics processors, the agreement will let Nvidia license Intel’s front-side bus technology for its products. End-users can thus get Nvidia’s nForce platform on Intel-based systems. Nvidia so far only made graphics chipsets for AMD platforms.
TechTree